Levi’s Store

The only prices marked are the msrp printed on the tags. Misleading sales signs say «select» jeans are on sale, but not which ones actually are.

I needed some new blue jeans and was tired of shopping on Amazon. As this is the only exclusive Levi’s store closer to me let’s check it out.
So they didn’t have 550s or 560s which I preferred, so my selections changed. The helpful sales person was the saving grace. Hey I am a big guy 6’2 n 220 can’t mess with the slim fitting stuff.
In the fitting room I suprised how the 504 with the 38 waist was comfortable. The incentive to purchase was the buy 2 items and get 30% off. The prices are really high! My 504 jeans were tagged $ 78.00 and I know that there is much cheaper to be found online.
The store gets 3 stars — As the selection was lacking.
The sales lady and other workers were very helpful which gets another star.

Go see Javon at this store!!! I went in with no clue what I was looking for, and he absolutely nailed it! He spent all the time with me I needed, made great reccomendations based on my body type and style, and just all around provided me with an incredible experience! Highly reccomended!

The staff was very nice and helpful and helped me find a pair of jeans that fit me perfectly. Normally it’s hard for me to find something that fits my waist perfectly or the leg length to be perfect. But the workers there helped my find the exact fit I needed and even chose another color they thought I might like. Definitely will go again when I need another pair!

I went here yesterday evening and was greeted by a very helpful and knowledgable sales person named Sean. Then when I went to try on the jeans, the woman working the dressing room was really rude. Which is fine, she wasn’t selling me anything. But the door was opened on me 3 different times and it doesn’t lock from the inside. Once I can understand but 3 is unacceptable. And of course she didn’t apologize.

This small store doesn’t have any ‘slim’ jeans for women. Given that the only options available in this store are (super) skinny or straight, which is really broad, this excludes probably half of their potential female customer base. Well played.
The Levi’s store on Broadway in Soho has the slim jeans, so do yourself a favor and skip the one on 14^th street. It’s too small anyway.

Really helpful, nice staff and full selection of jeans (unlike the other Levi’s on W 14^th)!
For those who might not know this, Levi’s categorizes their women’s jeans two ways: by body curve and by leg style. This means that woman with both pear and hour-​glass figures can shop here, which has changed my life, I swear. Unfortunately for me, Levis has a very limited selection of women’s «bold curve» jeans, but that’s a complaint to wage against the company, not a store-​specific problem. For you «demi-​curve» women, you’ll have a field day at the Levi’s stores!
Make sure to check if there are any items on clearance — I purchased a pair of straight leg, bold curve jeans in the light color and they were on sale for $ 13 instead of $ 80! And I didn’t even know till the woman rung me up!

I’m a big fan of levi jeans and the staff here was really nice and helpful.

You can never go wrong with Levi’s a reliable staple offered in a wide range of prices that are wallet friendly.
In desperate need of some jeans that fit my budget I decided to stop in the Levi’s store. Usually I would head over to Macy’s and bust out a few coupons to get the lowest price possible but I figured I would have a better selection at the original store.
The store is pretty large for what it offers I see a lot of men where happy to find a couple of lounge chairs in the back. Bonus.
I checked out the offerings in the sale section which was a little overwhelming I couldn’t differentiate cuts and the sizing but the prices were enticing enough to make me spend the time to look, $ 29.00 for some pairs. I had not been approached by a sales associate since I walked into the store but I won’t make to much of a big deal about that since I was only casually looking. It seems they do work on commission since I was asked if someone helped me at the register, you would think they would be a little more eager to help if this was the case. I don’t care to be bombarded with sales associates unless I need help.
I ended up buying a pair of straight legs with slight curve $ 68.00 decent price for my strained budget. I love these jeans they curve in all the right places, great color and wash super comfy and flattering. The only thing I don’t like is that they stretch and grow after a few wears. Remember back in the day when Levi’s had no stretch and were stiff as a board, I don’t want to go back to those days but I wish they could remedy this issue but the jeans to snap back after a wash. Levi’s is always a reliable jean source the shopping experience could be a little less confusing.
I will say the staff is stylishly dressed in their Levi attire.
I also pick up a great sweater on sale and my bill totally less than $ 100.

Really unpleasant place to shop. Fist, it is kind of impossible to differentiate between the different cuts and styles. Nothing is organize First one thinks all of the straight legs are together, then they pop up in other places. Plus. it is hard to read the sizes with the dark writing on the plastic tags. Despite being a small store one has the feeling of walking through a dizzying array of choices – too bad there really aren’t more than about ten. A pleasant salesman offered help, great since I didn’t understand the differences in the curve system Too bad he couldn’t explain it. Really, he said, «they tell us… but I can measure you.» What woman wants to be measured?! Hell just bring out the scale and ruin my day…
But the worst part was the security guard nailed to the floor by the front table. He was blocking the jeans, but didn’t move to let me grab a pair. Nor did he move an inch to let me get past him. I had to walk around him.
I tried on some jeans. They all looked cheap. Most of them were about 70. I would rather drop 30 at urban outiftters or 150 at Bloomingdales.

Nice space but way too pricey for after Christmas merchandise. Maybe it’s better at a different time of year.

The staff here is AMAZING! They are extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. They did not overwhelm the shoppers but made their presence known in case we needed assistance. I love this store and staff!
Also, they fit me for the best fitting jeans I have EVER worn :-) Happy day… I’m a Levi’s fan now and will only shop at 14^th St location…

If you avoid shopping for pants because nothing fits you GO HERE!!! I promise they will help you.
I have been wearing the same two pairs of jeans for 9 years because I can not find any brand, style, size, etc that fits me right, I saw online that Levi’s recently introduced curvy jeans. My issue is that I am both thin and very curvy. I’m not even kidding, I want to cry when I shop for pants because there is nothing on the face of the earth that I could ever find that fit me all over.
I spent an hour and a half in the dressing room here. I was measured by 3 people as they all tried to figure out what size and style I would fit in to. I am not exaggerating when I say I may have tried on close to a hundred different pairs brought to me by 3 sales associates and the manager until we figured out what would fit me normally.
I feel so happy now. I have never had a pair of jeans that actually fit my legs, seat and waist all at once. I’ve been running around in pants that are too big since I was 13 years old.
There was a single style in the store that I fit into. I always have worn flares and bells, but the ones that fit me were skinny jeans. I can get used to them. I’m just so incredibly happy to have jeans that fit me like everyone else’s seem to.
I am so grateful to the employees at this store. They gave me the best customer service I’ve ever experienced anywhere and I left feeling happy and feeling like I could wear nice jeans too.

The salespeople are always helpful — they know their merchandise very well, especially what would look good on me, and were able to pick my size just by looking at me.
In fact, just a little over an hour ago, while I was trying on a pair and checking them in the 3-​way mirror, an employee who was folding merchandise nearby started questioning me about how they felt, if there were any gaps in the back of the waist, etc., and then brought me a smaller size. He waited while I tried them on and did another assessment, assuring me that the smaller ones fit better and looked fine (I’m always paranoid about looking like 10 pounds of potatoes stuffed into a 5-​lb bag).
Prices are fairly reasonable, although I wish there were more of a selection of straight leg jeans for women. But there is always a salesperson looking to help me within 30 seconds of when I enter the store.

Nice store and nice selection of clothes, but I wish it was bigger [probably not going to happen]. It’s definitely worth stopping by when in the area or just to look around.

Yay, what took so long for Levi’s to open their own stores? This place is highly convenient, I rarely leave without finding the jeans I’m looking for.
I wish the prices on the «vintage» styles were more affordable, though. If a huge company like Levi can’t do small runs for a moderate price, then who can?

Everyone appeared to be friendly and hungry for their commission, but that is expected really in this economy! Son (sp) in the back was real cute — hello.
The store is of fairly good size. I was a bit surprised of the selection of denim though. I found a better selection at Urban Outfitters on Levi’s than actually here in the store. It was a bit disappointing but it does the trick and the prices are very reasonable.

The horror that is shopping for jeans is possibly only eclipsed by the horror of shopping for a bathing suit. But seeing as how I rarely swim, finding and purchasing jeans is one of my least favorite endeavors.
Luckily, the shopgirls here are super helpful, getting you sizes and colors and expressing a genuine interest in finding you the right pair. Carol introduced herself to me right away and checked on me frequently, giving her opinion and bringing me more jeans to try on. One of her colleagues even came over, pulled on the slack in my waistband and said, «Try one size down» (as it happens, she was right.)
I love that Levi’s does short sizes, sadly many of the styles and colors I liked here were not stocked in short. I suppose there’s always
!
The so-​called «premium denim» bandwagon is not a train I’m interested in getting on. And what’s the point when you can get fabulously fitting jeans made from organic cotton at Levi’s for $ 69.50?

Had this conversation today over brunch about my need to be fitted for jeans. Not to try them on and just see what happens, but to stand there in a three-​way mirror and keep going until I find the ‘one’. Conversation led to action as I walked the walk right into the Levi’s store on 14^th. Now, I’m not a beanpole for a woman — I have curves. Initially, I too, doubted if this trip would work out in my butt’s favor. It really, really did. Overall, the staff was very helpful. .. fantastic. If you want an additional boost for trying on jeans there, I think their sizes fit smaller… my usual 6 is a size 4 in Levi’s (much like Banana Republic). I am now the proud owner of an amazing pair of E jeans. They fit me like a glove, and are more comfortable than any jeans I have ever worn. I might even sleep in them tonight. For serious.

If you’re looking for a cheap pair of jeans, then this is your place to go. I think I tried on one of their more expensive pairs and it was only $ 68. The store is clean and is exactly what you’d expect a classic Levi’s store to be. It’s also located close to Union Square, which is a major plus for me since it seems to be my central hub in the city.
The only bad thing I really had was that their jeans didn’t look as great as I’d like, and their SRs weren’t too helpful. He actually insulted me a bit. I mean, come on, I’m a freaking size 30 – 31 (32 if the sizes run small), but there’s no way in hell I’m a 34. It would probably be better to browse online before coming here to get an idea of what you’re going to buy.